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Welcome to the University of the South Pacific's School of Geography web site. This site is designed for potential students, researchers, academics, and those just interested in who we are and what we are up to! Specifically, the site contains:
- information about our academic programs and courses;
- profiles of the departmental staff: their backgrounds, activities, and interests;
- listings of our research activities; and
- a range of links to other parts of the University, Geography staff pages, and other geography related sites.
We have tried to build a site that is helpful, informative and easy to use, and one that loads quickly across the net (no large graphics unless you ask for them). We are always making additions and modifications, so please check back in the future. Of course, your comments and suggestions are most welcome.
To see what we have on offer, use the menu options in the frame on the left of your screen to link to various parts of the department web site. We have designed this site in such a way that the sidebar menu is always your main navigation tool to take you to nearly all the selection pages. Pages denoted with [GFX] are heavy with graphics, so you may want to turn off auto picture load before going to these pages.
If you are re-visiting this site, be sure to check out the News section as this is where the most recent material shows up first. Don't forget to check out the School of Geography's GIS Unit website.
Thank you.
Now Available - A new School of Geography & Faculty of Islands and Oceans publication titled
"The Marshall Islands - Environment, History and Society in the Atolls"
edited by James P. Terry and Frank R. Thomas
Selling for...
Tropical Cyclones – Climatology and Impacts in the South Pacific
This book describes the behaviour of tropical cyclones in the South Pacific and investigates the broad range of disturbance effects these violent storms have on...
Category: Geography News
Over the past few years, one of the most exciting and relevant research projects carried out at the University of the South Pacific has been to do with our region’s earliest human inhabitants. Spearheaded by Patrick Nunn,...
Category: Geography News
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